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[Daniel]

Must say this is what I looking for!

[Batalf]

I'm glad you liked the script.

[asundli]

[asundli]

[Batalf]

[asundli]

Nice, but I was thinking more like dynamic height.

If I got 2 lists. One with 10 and one with 20. If the height could move up and down based on the content of the tab, it would be genius.

[kimss]

Creating a dynamic height based on possible content is never easy with CSS, especially since we are working on a horisontal line. I expect that you want the smaller buttons to have the same height as the biggest ones.

In a vertical tabsystem this wouldnt be a problem, since different height of the buttons only looks natural, but then again it doesn't work this way with horisontal lists.

I would also guess that you dont want to start using tables, though I would think that adding a table for the tabs would instantly solve the problem since tables are very flexible for such use.

Since IE doesnt support the min-height property I guess it will be a confusing task to solve this one unless you really have the inspiration,


Mvh,
Kim Steinhaug
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[asundli]

Hi

First of all. I don't talk about the buttons, but the actual content below the buttons.

So I think this could be solved with the "clear:both" in the bottom of the content.

[Batalf]

Alex,

I thought you were talking about the main menu items.

I'm a little bit in the dark here. Do you need support for multiple lines of sub menu items? And that the content of the page below the menu should be pushed down when you look at submenu items over multiple lines?

[asundli]

Hi

Sorry for the misunderstanding. What I meant was the content of each tab.

I would like to avoid scroll/overflow, so if the tabcontent could stretch, it would be perfect.

[Batalf]

Alex,

Are you talking about the tab menu or the "Xp like" tab script?

I'm starting to think that this is about the tab view in the "XP widget" category.

[kimss]

Sounds to me aswell as he is talking about the XP tabs, hoever I would think a quickfix in the CSS would solve this one.

The container should have a set width, but no height. All the tabs inside should have a display: none; and when clicked on the tab they are display: block;, the container should then stretch nicely as far as I can see.

regards,
Kim Steinhaug

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